Oct 3, 2026Buying Guides
How to Match a Standing Desk Frame to Your Tabletop and Load
A catalogue-based method for matching frame height range, load capacity and length to the tabletop and the project.
Which frame values decide the match?
Four catalogue values decide whether a frame suits a project: the height adjustment range, the load capacity, the frame length and the tube size. Compare them with the tabletop, the users and the intended working pattern before shortlisting a model.
How does load capacity vary across the catalogue?
Load capacity starts at 500 N for the SHA2410-GT glass-top desk and 800 N for the single-motor SHA2410 frames and one-column bases, rises to 1000 N for SHB320-D500-2 and SHB340-Z500-2, reaches 1200 N across the three-stage SHB families and peaks at 2000 N on the heavy-duty SHB360-D450-2H.
Which height range fits the installation?
Two-stage frames such as SHB320-D500-2 adjust between 700 and 1180 mm; three-stage models such as SHB340-Z650-2 cover 600 to 1250 mm; one-column bases move 580-1230 mm and 620-1270 mm; the SHB360-D450-2H heavy-duty frame covers 710-1160 mm; and the TV lifts extend to 810-1810 mm.
How do frame length and tabletop size relate?
Desk frames adjust across roughly 1100 to 1800 mm of frame length to suit different tabletop widths, the single-motor SHA2410-EC narrows to 800-1400 mm, and one-column bases are listed for tabletops from 600 to 1000 mm in both width and depth. MDF tabletops are part of the same catalogue.
What should be sent for confirmation?
Send the tabletop size, the target height range, the load requirement, the colour and the control preference, and the frame, handset and accessory combination can be confirmed model by model.
